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Our Driving Concern Senior Program Manager Lisa Robinson’s blog covers all sorts of topics of interest to employers and employees.
At many workplaces, transportation safety conversations take place nearly every day, even in this environment. Often, they involve executives, managers, safety professionals and employees. These conversations have great potential for…
During the COVID-19 pandemic, fleet and workplace drivers have been recognized as heroes keeping America’s supply chain open. They’ve been impacted as federal regulations have been loosened relating to hours…
Summer means different things to different people. To me, it means hot weather, fun in the sun, pool days with friends and backyard cookouts. It means there will be opportunities…
Because of COVID-19, my life looks different today than it did yesterday. I would imagine almost everyone’s life – everyone’s world, in fact – is somewhat different than it was…
In many states, COVID-19 restrictions have been eased. Restaurants, retail shops, offices and plants are beginning to re-open. Employees are going back to work. Let’s pull together to ensure the…
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many are driving less because of stay-at-home orders. Yet, some are on the roads every day performing essential duties, including those working in infrastructure and transportation…
I was inspired listening to Brian Fielkow as he spoke about transportation safety during the COVID-19 era in a webinar that I had the pleasure to moderate. Fielkow, CEO of…
These days, there is an acronym for just about everything, including COVID-19. The ‘CO’ stands for corona, the ‘VI’ for virus and ‘D’ for disease. The letters are used in…
Regulations have been loosened to assist truck drivers working to meet supply demands across the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic. Doctors, nurses and first-responders are on the front lines responding…